Credits

• Maura’s short story ‘Bone Mother’ was adapted as a short stop-motion animated film by Sylvie Trouvé and Dale Hayward (See Creature animation company), and produced for the National Film Board of Canada by Jelena Popovic. The eight-minute short film received its première in 2018.

2006

• Recipient of the Gordon R. Dickson Scholarship for the 2006 Clarion West Writers Workshop.

2012

• Shortlisted for the Eagle Award for ‘Favourite European Comic Book’ for the comic book series Jennifer Wilde.

2013

• Shortlisted for the ICN Award for ‘Best Irish Writer Published Outside of Ireland’ .
• Shortlisted for The Arcade Award in the ‘Best Irish Writer’ category.

2014

• Shortlisted for the Geek Feminist Award in the Women Write About Comics Awesome Awards.
• Shortlisted for the British Fantasy Award for Best Comic/Graphic Novel for Jennifer Wilde (Atomic Diner Comics), along with Stephen Downey & Karen Mahoney.
• Shortlisted for two ICN Awards.
• Nominated for Geek Ireland’s Best Irish Author of 2014 (comic books).

2015

• Won the Best Irish Writer (comic books) in The Arcade Awards.
• Shortlisted for The Arcade Award in the ‘Best Irish Writer’ category.
• Shortlisted for The Geekies 2015 – the Geek Ireland Awards – in the Best Irish Writer category.
• Won the ICN Award 2015 for ‘Best Irish Writer Published Outside of Ireland’.

2018

• Nominated in the Best Non-Fiction category in the British Fantasy Society’s British Fantasy Awards 2018 for the Midnight Movie Monograph of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.

2019

• Nominated in the Irish Comic News Awards in the Best Irish Writer (Major Publisher) category, for my Judge Anderson script for the 2000 AD Summer Sci-Fi Special magazine.

2020

• Nominated in the Irish Comic News Awards in the Best Irish Writer (Major Publisher) category, for my Judge Anderson: Psi-Division story, ‘The Dead Run’, which appeared in the Judge Dredd Megazine.
• Galway County Council’s Arts Office selected me for an award under the Artist Support Scheme 2020.
• Nominated in the European Science Fiction Society’s 2020 Hall Of Fame Awards in the Best Author category.
• Nominated for Best Collection in the British Fantasy Society’s British Fantasy Awards 2020 for The Boughs Withered (When I Told Them My Dreams), published by NewCon Press.

2021

• Nominated in the Irish Comic News Awards in the Best Irish Writer (Major Publisher) category, for my story, ‘The Thief of Senses’, in the Misty & Scream Special 2020, and in the Best Irish Writer (Non-Fiction) category for my piece in Journey Planet 50.
• Nominated for a European Science Fiction Society 2021 Achievements Award for Best Written Work of Fiction for my novella, Psyche.

2022

• Nominated in the Irish Comic News Awards in the Best Irish Writer (Major Publisher) category.

1993-1994

• Editor of the Trinity College postgraduate academic journal Alumnus

Summer 2010

• Co-editor/juror with Christopher Fowler for the Campaign for Real Fear competition: twenty stories selected, and published in Black Static issues 17 and 18.

2015

• Edited the Song of the Sea picture book, written by Will Collins, based on a story by Tomm Moore, and an adaptation of the award-winning animated feature film.

2007 – 2018

• Writer and editor for the Writers Guild of Ireland’s fortnightly electronic newsletter, and content writer and editor for the WGI web site and blog.

Twisted Fairy Tales

• Barron’s Educational Series: 1 February, 2013. This collection contains twenty classic fairy tales told with a dark slant, with lavish illustrations by Jane Laurie.

Twisted Myths

• Barron’s Educational Series: 1 October, 2013. This collection contains twenty myths from around the world with beautiful illustrations by Jane Laurie.

The Boughs Withered (When I Told Them My Dreams)

• NewCon Press, August, 2019, edited by Ian Whates, with an introduction by Kim Newman. A collection of twenty original stories, including four new to this collection.

2022

• ‘Dissolution’, a three-issue Judge Anderson: PSI Division story, drawn & coloured by Lee Carter, and lettered by Annie Parkhouse for the Judge Dredd Megazine (Rebellion, June – August 2022).

2021

• ‘Teddy Scare’, for Monster Fun, with art and colouring by Lee Carter and lettering by Ferre Schutz. (Rebellion, September 2021).
• ‘Be PSI-ing You’, for 2000 AD Prog 2250, with art and colouring by Lee Carter and lettering by Jim Campbell. (Rebellion, September 2021).
• Global Justice: A 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special – designed the entire narrative arc of the special with co-writer Michael Carroll, liaised with and edited the three other contributing writers (David Baillie, Karl Stock and Liam Johnston); wrote the Anderson: PSI Division ‘All Will be Judged’ story, drawn by Anna Morozova, colours by Pippa Bowland and letters by Jim Campbell; co-wrote ‘Apotheosis’ with Michael Carroll, with art by James Newell, colours by Jim Boswell and letters by Simon Bowland. (Rebellion, July 2021)

2020

• ‘The Thief of Senses’, for the Misty & Scream! 2020 Special comic book anthology, with art and colouring by Robin Henley and lettering by Annie Parkhouse. (Rebellion, October 2020).
• ‘No Country for Old PSIs’ An Anderson: PSI Division story in Judge Dredd Megazine 424 with art by Steven Austin, colours by Barbara Nosenzo and letters by Simon Bowland (Rebellion, September 2020).
• ‘King for a Day’, a story drawn by artist Andreas Butzbach, for the Smash! 2020 Special comic book anthology. (Rebellion, May 2020).

2019

• ‘The Dead Run’, a five-issue Judge Anderson: PSI Division story, drawn by Patrick Goddard, coloured by Pippa Mather, and lettered by Annie Parkhouse for the Judge Dredd Megazine (Rebellion, July 2019).
• Witchfinder Omnibus, Volume 1. This Omnibus contains the five-issue Sir Edward Grey: Witchfinder story I co-wrote with Kim Newman (Volume 3: The Mysteries of Unland), with art by Tyler Crook, coloured by Dave Stewart, lettered by Clem Robins which is set in the Hellboy universe created by Mike Mignola. The covers for the original five-issue run were drawn by Julian Totino Tedesco.

2018

• ‘SPA Day’, a Judge Anderson: PSI Division story, drawn by Emma Vieceli, coloured by Barbara Nosenzo, and lettered by Ellie De Ville for the 2000 AD Summer Sci-Fi Special magazine (Rebellion, June 2018).
• ‘Interview with a Sphinx’, a two-page narrative comic created as part of the Wom@arts Comics & Illustrators Residency in Angoulême, France. Story, art, and lettering by Maura McHugh.
• ‘Words Are Not Real’, in Mansion of Madness, art by Alex Patterson, and lettering by Bolt-01. Edited by Lee Robson and Dan Hill. Available on Comixology.

2017

• ‘Colours’, a short story written by Maura, drawn and coloured by John Riordan for the Outside anthology, published by Ash Pure.

2016

• ‘Lola Vita – Origins’, a short comic book script for the character Lola Vita, who appears in the Wailing Heights video game by Outsider Games. Drawn by Ron Salas.
• ‘We live side by side with the past‘, a one-page comic book script for the Think of the City project. Drawn by Pablo Clark.

2015

• Witchfinder: The Mysteries of Unland, created by Mike Mignola for the Hellboy universe; story & script by Kim Newman & Maura McHugh; art by Tyler Crook for Dark Horse Comics. Trade paperback collection of five-issue mini-series.

2014

• Witchfinder: The Mysteries of Unland, created by Mike Mignola for the Hellboy universe; story & script by Kim Newman & Maura McHugh; art by Tyler Crook for Dark Horse Comics. Five issues.
• Jennifer Wilde: Tulpa, character created by Rob Curley; story & script by Maura McHugh; art by Leeann Hamilton for Atomic Diner Comics. Short Story.

2011 – 2014

• Róisín Dubh, created by Rob Curley; story & script by Maura McHugh; art by Stephen Byrne and Stephen Daly, for Atomic Diner Comics. Three issues.

2011 – 2013

• Jennifer Wilde: Unlikely Revolutionaries, created by Rob Curley; story & script by Maura McHugh; art by Stephen Downey for Atomic Diner Comics. Three issues.

2012

• ‘The Nail’, appearing in the Womanthology comic book anthology, with art by Star St. Germain, edited by Suzannah Rowntree, and published by IDW Publishing.

• The script for the Jennifer Wilde Point and Click computer game, developed by Outsider Games in partnership with Atomic Diner Comics and Northern Ireland Screen, and is based on the original comic book series Maura wrote for Atomic Diner.

2009

• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention
• Member of the Jury for the Script Pitching Competition at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh

2010

• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention
• Member of the Jury for the Script Pitching Competition at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh

2011

• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention
• Member of the jury for the Young Filmmaker Short Film Competition (for ages 13+) at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh.
• Member of the jury for The Shirley Jackson Awards.

2012

• Member of the jury for the British Fantasy Awards.
• Member of the selection committee in the short film category for the Galway Film Fleadh.
• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention
• Member of the Jury for the Script Pitching Competition at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh

2013

• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention
• Member of the Jury for the Script Pitching Competition at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh

2014

• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention
• Member of the selection committee for the British Comics Awards
• Member of the Jury for the Script Pitching Competition at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh

2015

• Member of the selection committee for the British Comics Awards
• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention

2016

• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention

2017

• Member of the Jury for the 2017 Animate Europe comic book competition, organised by Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom
• Member of the Jury for the Golden Blasters Short Film Competition, Octocon science fiction convention

2018

• Member of the Jury for the Spook Screen short film competition.

Articles

• An article for UK web site, Bad Reputation, for Women in Horror Month, called ‘Women in Horror: Five Recommended Writers‘.
• A blog post for Irish women’s web site, The Anti-Room, called ‘Fly in the Foundation’.
• Contributed to Paul Cornell’s Twelve Blogs of Christmas, and wrote about Twelve Drummers Drumming, in which I give a brief overview of the history of women drummers.
• An article for UK web site, Bad Reputation, for Women in Horror Month, called ‘More Women In Horror for 2013‘.
• A short piece called ‘From Fan to Con-runner to Writer – different experiences of conventions’ for issue 15 of the fanzine, Journey Planet.

Books

• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Electric Dreamhouse Press/PS Publishing, 2017.

Essays

• ‘Under the Influence: Kneale’s Dramatic Legacy’, in We Are The Martians: The Legacy of Nigel Kneale, ed Neil Snowdon. PS Publishing, 2017

Interviews

• My interview with Canadian horror writer Gemma Files for the Black Static Case Notes Blog.

Lectures

• November 2014 – ‘Writing for Comic Books’, a talk for members of the Writers Guild of Ireland
• March 2016 – ‘We Can Be Heroes: Women Protagonists in Popular Culture’, a talk for the forty sixth Inaugural meeting of The Hist in Trinity College Dublin, where the topic was: ‘Making the Modern Heroine’.
• June 2016 – ‘The Illuminated Word: Writing for Visual Media’, a talk for the Image programme in the Hay Festival Kells.
• December 2016 – ‘Working the Blue Rose Case: Signs, Codes, and Mysteries in David Lynch’s Fire Walk With Me‘, a talk for the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies in London.
• November 2019 – ‘We Inherited the Apocalypse’ at the Urgency Intensive symposium and related events at the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht, NL.

Radio

• A segment on RTÉ Radio 1’s arts show, Arena, discussing the announcement of a new The Sandman prequel comic by Neil Gaiman and J.H. William III.
• A broadcast from Brighton, UK on RTÉ Radio 1’s arts show, Arena talking about World Fantasy Convention, which was taking place at the time.
• A review of The Sandman: Overture, written by Neil Gaiman, with art by J.H. Williams III, on RTÉ Radio 1’s arts show, Arena.
• A preview of the inaugural MCM Ireland Comic Con, on RTÉ Radio 1’s arts show, Arena.
• A review of Neil Gaiman’s short story collection, Trigger Warning, for RTÉ Radio 1’s art show, Arena.
• A contributor to the RTÉ Radio 1 Arena special programme celebrating Star Wars, discussing the history of Star Wars comic books.
• Discussing the Fête de la Bande Dessinée, the Irish / French Comic Book Festival taking place in Dublin for RTÉ Radio 1’s programme Arena.
• A review the graphic novel adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s classic novel, Kindred for RTÉ Radio 1’s programme Arena.
• A chat about vegetarianism on The Culinary Muse radio show on Kinvara FM, hosted by Anna O’Donnell, as well as playing some themed music on the subject.
• A review of the new novel, Borne, by Jeff VanderMeer, on RTÉ Radio 1’s culture radio show, Arena, on Thursday, 10 August 2017.
• A review of Marvel’s The Defenders on RTÉ Radio 1’s culture show, Arena, on Tuesday, 15 August 2017.
• On RTÉ Radio 1’s arts show, Arena, on 18 October 2017, I discussed Philip Pullman’s work, and his new book in His Dark Materials series: The Book of Dust – La Belle Sauvage.
• A segment on The Kitchen Table show on 103.2 Dublin City FM on 26 October, discussing Supergirl and Mindhunter, as well as the Slayers and their Vampires panel at the Bram Stoker Festival.
• On Monday, 25 June 2018 a discussion of the 2000 AD Special Sci-Fi Magazine on RTÉ Radio 1’s arts show, Arena.
• On Monday, 2 July 2017 a review on Arena of the new Cambridge Companion To The Graphic Novel.
• On 27 November 2018 on Arena talking about George R.R. Martin‘s career and his latest book: the 700-page Goliath Fire and Blood, Volume 1.
• I was on RTÉ Radio 1’s cultural show Arena on 22 January 2019 discussing the life and career of American writer Ursula K. Le Guin on the first anniversary of her death.
• I was on RTÉ Radio 1’s Arena on 5 April 2019 for a one-hour special discussing of the award-winning TV show Game of Thrones and its final season. Host Sean Rocks chatted with me and the other panellists – Arlene Hunt, Daragh Downes and Dave Rudden – about characters, stories, and theories.
• On 29 October 2019 I appeared on RTÉ Radio 1’s Arena reviewing Cilka’s Journey, a loose sequel to Heather Morris’s book The Tattooist of Auschwitz.
• I appeared on Arena on RTÉ Radio 1 reviewing The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern on 19 December 2019

Reviews

• A review of Irish horror film Isolation (writer/director Billy O’Brien, 2005) at the Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies, Volume 1.
• A review on Black Static’s Case Notes Blog, where I discuss the new audio drama ‘Is This Seat Taken?’, written by award-winning horror writer Sarah Langan, which is part of a new series of horror audio drama by Tales from Beyond the Pale.
• A review of the massively multiple player online role playing game, World of Warcraft’s new expansion, Cataclysm, for the Hi-Ex! Blog (plus a blog post about it)
• For the Salon Futura magazine podcast with several reviewers discussing the 2010 graphic novels and/or comic book series that are eligible for the Hugo for Best Graphic Story.
• A review of the first deluxe edition of the post-apocalyptic comic book series Y: The Last Manfor the UK Feminist web site The F-Word.
• A review of Lucille, the graphic novel by the artist/writer/singer Ludovic Debeurme, appeared on the Forbidden Planet International blog.
• Maura’s choices in the ‘Best of 2011′ series of posts on the Forbidden Planet International blog.
• A review of the graphic novel Hector Umbra, written and drawn by Uli Oesterle, and published by Blank Slate Books on ComicBuzz.
• On ComicBuzz a review of Underwire, a collection of cartoons by Jennifer Hayden, and published by Top Shelf Productions.
• A review of the graphic novel anthology, Jim Henson’s The Storyteller, volume 1, published by Archaia Entertainment on ComicBuzz.
• On the Forbidden Planet International blog a review of Irish artist/writer Leann Hamiliton’s self-published comic Finn & Fish.
• Selections for the ‘Best of 2013′ series of posts on the Forbidden Planet International blog.
• A review MCM Ireland Comic Con for the Forbidden Planet International blog.
• A review Lynda E. Rucker’s début collection, The Moon Will Look Strange, in The Green Book: Writings on Irish Gothic, Supernatural and Fantastic Literature, issue 3.
• On The Hopscotch Friday Podcast discussing Maura’s book on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, and the new series, Twin Peaks: The Return.
• In Journey Planet 50 I’ve a review of ‘Hellman: At the Twilight of the Reich’, a Garth Ennis story, drawn by Mike Dorey and lettered by Rob Steen, from the recent Action 2020 Special published by Rebellion.

January 2020

• Psyche, Abaddon Books, UK.

29 October – 3 November, 2012

• ‘The Night-Born Sisters’, a section of the horror anthology play, The Hallowe’en Sessions, which was performed in the Leicester Square Theatre, London. The other writers were Kim Newman, Anne Billson,Paul McAuley, Stephen Volk, and Sean Hogan (director).

6 May 2016

• A staged reading of an extract of Maura’s short play, The Love of Small Appliances, directed by Justine Nakase. Part of the Waking the Feminists West initiative, which selected six plays from women playwrights in the West of Ireland for staged readings.

• Maura’s short story ‘Bone Mother’, is podcast at Pseudopod
• ‘The Tamga’, was released as a podcast on Pseudopod.
• ‘Vic’ is podcast at Dark fiction Magazine in its issue titled ‘The Waste land’.
• Maura narrated ‘Territory’ – with Kim Jones – a story written by Julie Steinbacher, and available to listen to on the Podcastle web site.
• Emma Newman invited Maura to appear on an episode of the Tea and Jeopardy podcast.
• Maura appeared on The Hopscotch Friday Podcast discussing her book on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, and the new series, Twin Peaks: The Return.
• The inaugural episode of the Hammered podcast is now available for listening. The host of the series, JG Byrne, and Maura talk about The Quatermass Xperiment (1955).
• Maura appeared on the 2000 AD Thrill-Cast with author Laurel Sills, editor David Moore, and Mike Molcher discussing 2000 AD‘s best Psi, Judge Anderson.
• Scott Edelman and Maura ate brunch during Dublin Worldcon and he recorded it for his Eating the Fantastic podcast.
• Maura appeared on the Rebellion Thrill-Cast podcast discussing the world of Scarlet Traces with co-creator and anthology editor Ian Edginton, Rebellion commissioning editor David Thomas Moore, and 2000 AD publicity droid Michael Molcher.
• Maura discusses Nigel Kneale’s BBC TV series Quatermass and the Pit (1958) with Jon Dear and Howard David Ingham on the Bergcast podcast.
• The second part of the conversation about Nigel Kneale’s BBC TV series Quatermass and the Pit (1958-1959) with Jon Dear and Howard David Ingham is now on the Bergcast podcast.
• Maura appeared on the 2000AD Thrill-Cast along with many of the writers of the Misty & Scream! Special 2020.

28 June 2019

• The radio adaptation of my short science fiction play, The Love of Small Appliances, broadcast on NearFM. Directed by Nicola Murphy; script advisor, Lisa Tierney-Keogh; Series Producer, Paul Loughran; Sound recording and post production. Gavin Byrne. Cast: Siobhan Callaghan, Ashleigh Dorrell, Julie Maguire, Donna Nikolaisen, Suzie Seweify.

October 2009

• ‘Hotel Training’, a short script, directed by Conor McMahon, premiered as part of the Hotel Darklight anthology film.

October 2004

• ‘Who Hears Our Cries in Forgotten Tongues?’, Flash Me Magazine

May 2006

• ‘In the Woods’, Cabinet des Fées, Vol. 1, No. 1

July 2007

• ‘Bone Mother’, Fantasy anthology, eds. Sean Wallace & Paul Tremblay

December 2007

• ‘Tattoo Destiny’, a poem, in Jabberwocky 3, ed. Sean Wallace

March/April 2008

• ‘Home’, in Shroud Magazine, Issues 2

September 2008

• ‘Homunculus’, in Aoife’s Kiss, September 2008

March 2009

• ‘Grave Taster’, a poem, in Doorways Magazine #8. It placed second in the magazine’s annual poetry competition.

April 2009

• One pico story on Outshine
• ‘Exchange’, a poem, in Goblin Fruit, Spring 2009.
• Three twitter stories, here, here, and here on Thaumatrope
• “Vic”, in Black Static, issue 10.

May 2009

• “Beautiful Calamity”, in Paradox Magazine, issue #13.
• ‘The Diet’, Arkham Tales
• ‘The Garden of Death’, a top ten finalist in Fantasy Magazine’s Micro-Fiction Contest.

July 2009

• ‘The Tamga’, in Shroud Magazine, issue 6.

September 2009

• ‘Empty Mind Came Back With the Pearl’, M-Brane SF, issue 9

December 2009

• ‘The Secret Names of Buildings’, in M-Brane SF, issue 12

April 2010

• ‘The Solace of Dark Places’, a poem, in Goblin Fruit, Spring 2010.

October 2010

• ‘Vic’, in the Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror 2010, edited by Paula Guran (Prime Books)

January 2011

• ‘Involuntary Muscle’, in Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction, issue 35

February 2011

• ‘Water’, in Black Static, issue 21.May 2011
• ‘Mustn’t Grumble’, in Voices from the Past.

Jan 2014

• ‘The Hanging Tree’, in Black Static issue #38.

April 2014

• ‘Valerie’ in the anthology La Femme, edited by Ian Whates from NewCon Press.

August 2015

• ‘Family’ in the anthology Cassilda’s Song, edited by Joe S. Pulver from Chaosium Inc.

January 2016

• ‘Valerie’ in the anthology Obsidian: A Decade of Horror Stories by Women, edited by Ian Whates from NewCon Press.

February 2016

• ‘Zel and Grets’ in the anthology The Grimm Future, edited by Erin Underwood from NESFA Press.
• ‘Moments on the Cliff’ in Crannóg.
• ‘Listen’ in Women in Horror Month Anthology, Acid Cane Comics.

August 2016

• ‘The Light at the Centre’, in Uncertainties Volume 1, edited by Brian J. Showers for Swan River Press

September 2016

• ‘The Fruit of the Tree’, in Ten Tall Tales, edited by Ian Whates for NewCon Press.

October 2016

• ‘A Rebellious House’, in The Madness of Dr. Caligari, edited by Joe S. Pulver for Fedogan and Bremer.

March 2017

• ‘Spooky Girl’, in Respectable Horror, edited by Kate Laity for Fox Spirit Books.

August 2017

• ‘Impossible to Feign’, in Walk on the Weird Side, edited by Joe S. Pulver for NecronomiCon-Providence.

October 2017

• ‘Submerged’, a poem in Mythic Delirium issue 4.2, edited by Mike Allen.

November 2017

• ‘Y’ in Eyedolon (‘Toward a Weirder Tomorrow’) issue 1, edited by Scott Gable.

February 2018

• ‘The Light at the Centre’ in Best New Horror #28, edited by Stephen Jones, published by PS Publishing.

August 2019

• ‘The Boughs Withered When I Told Them My Dreams’ in The Boughs Withered (When I Told Them My Dreams), NewCon Press, 2019.
• ‘The Gift of the Sea’ in The Boughs Withered (When I Told Them My Dreams), NewCon Press.
• ‘Suspension’ in The Boughs Withered (When I Told Them My Dreams), NewCon Press.
• ‘Wake the Dead’ in The Boughs Withered (When I Told Them My Dreams), NewCon Press.

September 2019

• ‘The Mechanical Marionette Mob’ in Scarlet Traces, edited by Ian Edington, Rebellion Publishing.

October 2019

• ‘Oathkeeper’ in Great British Horror 4: Dark and Stormy Nights, edited by Steve J. Shaw, Black Shuck Books.

December 2019

• ‘Y’ in Nowhereville: Weird Is Other People, edited by Scott Gable, Broken Eye Books.

March 2020

• ‘Faith & Fred’ in Cursed, edited by Marie O’Regan and Paul Kane, Titan Books.

June 2020

• ‘Wake the Dead’ in The Best of British Fantasy 2019, edited by Jared Shurin, NewCon Press.

December 2020

• ‘Pay the Toll’, 29th of December entry in the Sinister Horror Company’s creepy Advent Calendar.

June 2021

• ‘闇の芯にまばゆい灯り(Yami-no-shin-ni-mabayui-akari)’, a Japanese translation of ‘The Light at the Centre’, in Night Land Quarterly, volume 25, translated by Ottogiro Machikane, edited by Akira Okawada.

September 2021

• ‘Gravedirt Mouth’, in The Mammoth Book of Folk Horror, edited by Stephen Jones and published by Skyhorse Publishing.
• ‘Naught’s Reckoning’, in No More Heroes, edited by Ian Whates and published by PS Publishing.

October 2021

• ‘The Boughs Withered When I Told Them My Dreams’, in Shadow Voices: 300 Years of Irish Genre Fiction: A History in Stories, edited by John Connolly and published by Hodder & Stoughton.
• ‘Faith & Fred’, in Maldição, edited by Marie O’Regan and Paul Kate and published by Trama, Brazil. Translator: Ulisses Teixeira.

May 2022

• ‘Life Pay‘, in the ‘Futures’ section of Nature Magazine, edited by Colin Sullivan.